Sentence examples for been more specifically from inspiring English sources
This review will give a broad perspective of the maternal antibodies that have been associated with CHB and then will focus on the antibody specificities that have been more specifically implicated in the pathogenesis of the disease through in vitro and in vivo studies.
The CGI has nevertheless been more specifically adapted for bipolar disorder [ 2] and schizophrenia [ 4].
(Kleihues et al, 2002) and have previously not been more specifically considered, much less estimated.
Tumors confined to the bile duct remain classified as T1 in the seventh edition, but margins for tumors infiltrating adjacent tissues have been more specifically defined.
Some of them have been more specifically adapted to biochemical transformations, using rules on enzymatic conversions to infer new conversions for biologically relevant metabolites (Klopman et al., 1994; Arita, 2000; Hatzimanikatis et al., 2005; Ellis et al., 2008).
Other genes have been more specifically studied, such as for instance genes coding for cytokines [ 69, 70], Toll-like receptors [ 37, 71, 72] or innate immune response genes [ 39].
Metabolomics has the ability to reveal that the accumulated enzyme is more specifically related to specific biochemical reaction.
Therefore, female specific or female enriched OBPs may be more specifically involved in host-seeking behavior.
Nothing, after all, is more specifically informative about a culture than an object produced by that culture.
The party was, more specifically, in honor of Susan Morrison, the "Observer's" editor, and Joe Conason, its executive editor..
